RotoWire's James Anderson breaks down the top hitters in the International League, a place where many players have plateaued or regressed.
Christopher Olson likes Corey Kluber this week even more than usual because of who is behind the plate in Thursday's Indians-Rays game.
Jason Collette breaks down the numbers to find out which is the real Taijuan Walker -- the one who struggled early or the one who dominated his last six starts.
Ronny Mor says Kris Bryant is one of Tuesday's biggest bargains.
DVR joins 120 Sports to discuss the risk involved with Clay Buchholz.
DVR joins 120 Sports to discuss Steven Matz's Mets Debut.
Giancarlo Stanton's latest injury will likely sideline him until mid-August, and RotoWire's Jeff Stotts warns that it may take a while for the slugger to regain his power stroke.
Paul Bruno offers his lineup suggestions for Monday, headlined by the red-hot Prince Fielder
Rotowire's Jerry Donabedian Expects Some Fireworks At Camden Yards This Week
Vlad Sedler thinks Brett Gardner has become the Yankees' leader, and other random notes.
Kevin Payne finds so many bargains, he can afford to splurge on Mike Trout
Michael Rathburn breaks down the data to help crack the hitting code in daily fantasy baseball on FanDuel, including when to stack teams like the Dodgers.
Matt Cain is healthy and will likely be cleared to reclaim a spot in the Giants' rotation early next week.
Andrew Martinez's stroll through the American League finds Matt Moore just about ready to return from Tommy John surgery for the Rays.
Jan Levine breaks down the National League and advises owners to be ready to pounce on prospect Steven Matz, who should be a mainstay in the Mets' rotation.
Jason Kipnis is raking against right-handed pitching this season, and RotoWire's Benny Ricciardi thinks he makes for a great play Sunday on FanDuel.
The Mets now feature a rotation that is younger – and arguably more dynamic – than just about any in baseball.